Sentence examples for based on hard facts from inspiring English sources
It's time to set out the importance of the single European market to our economic future based on hard facts.
A sense of context based on hard facts, along with a knowledge of history, is essential to understanding what's at stake in difficult and uncertain situations.
It requires a strategy of carrots as well as sticks and it must be based on hard facts, rather than a gut reaction to individual cases or Daily Mail editorials.
Sergei N. Ignatchenko, the chief spokesman for the F.S.B., said in an interview on Friday that it was important for investigators not to rush to conclusions and to make information public only when it was based on hard facts, which can be difficult to come by in Russia.
Real business decisions are best made based on hard facts.
They have to be able to make imaginative leaps based on hard facts.
For many readers, the result is that no matter how serious an article is -- and a good number are based on hard fact -- it is usually taken with a large grain of salt.
Though now firmly enshrined in the literature, this dogma does not appear to be based on hard fact.
That simple fact is based on hard evidence that gives the lie to various pessimistic and gloomy prophecies made after World War II, none of which has occurred.
The material, in fact, depicts a high maximum power density of 700 W kg−1 (based on hard carbon weight) upon discharge at 900 mA g−1, while still being active at 2700 mA g−1.
